LatinCloud review

The entry VPS is priced at ARS 18,900, and it comes with 1 vCPU, 2 GB RAM, 40 GB NVMe as standard. That is the figure listed for the entry plan itself, not a promotional opening rate. Bare metal sits in the same range under vps and bare metal.

The entry plan is listed at ARS 18,900 and monthly covers monthly billing only. The listed figure is the one shown for the entry plan, so treat ARS 18,900 as the recurring amount rather than a one-off rate.

The VPS allowance is 2 TB/month, which suits small sites, staging builds and modest transfer needs. The figure applies across AR, CL and US, so the same allowance holds whichever of those locations you pick.

Not on the published plans. monthly lists monthly billing only, so an hourly or on demand cycle is not among the options. Costs stay predictable, though a server left idle still bills for the full month.

Yes, DDoS protection is included as standard on the VPS plans, which matters for anything reachable from the public internet. Alongside it there is a 99.9% uptime commitment, so the protection comes with a stated service level.

Servers sit in 5 locations, spread over AR, CL and US. That covers Argentina, Chile and the US, so you can put workloads near Latin American audiences while keeping a US option open. The company behind the brand is based in Argentina.

The published operating systems cover linux, so Linux is the supported platform. Windows is not among the stated range, which points teams with Windows workloads towards a different provider. Standard Linux stacks are the natural fit here.

Support runs on chat, phone and help centre, meaning chat, phone and a help centre. Phone access matters for incidents that cannot wait on a message thread, though email is not among the listed channels. The provider behind the brand is ElServer S.A.